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POPULAR SCIENCE.
here will be no leap year between 1896

! There will be no leap year between 1896
and 1904
Scientists say that water once contain
mated by sewage never becomes purified
| by natural means.
A piece of tallow wrapped in tissue paper
and laid among furs or wooden will prevent
the rayages of moths.
By a new process of steaming white
wood and submitting it to pressure it can
! be made so tough as 10 require cold ehisel
to split it.
The eyes of poisonous snakes have been
found by DR.. Benjamin Sharp to have clip
teal pupils, while in the harmless species
they are circular
A German astronomer has found reasons
for believing that the zodiac light and the
aurora borealis result from the reflection of
sunlight By water and ice.
To remove Kerosene from carpets lay
blotters of soft brown paper over the spot
and press with warm iron. Repeat with
fresh papers and the spot will be removed
1t has been predicted that the amazing
popularity in which celluloid is held will
one day get set back by serious explo-
sion in some store or private dwelling in
which there is quantity of the stuff.
Ink stains on mahogany furniture will
disappear if treated as follows: Put six
drops of spirits OF inter into teaspoonful
of water and touched the stained part
with feather dipped in the mixture. I'M
mediately after this rub with a soft cloth
and cold water to prevent white mark.
1t is said that for years there has been
held before the eyes OF ambitious invest
ors an offer of prize of $4,000 for the first
ten balee of jute grown and prepared for
market in the United States at a cost which
will admit of successful competition with
the Indian article, but the prize is still
unearned.
Professor Baird says that as fish has no
maturity there is nothing to prevent it from
living indefinitely and growing continu-
ally. He cites in proof a pike living in
Russia whose age dated back to the fif
tenth century. In the Royal aquarium at
st. Petersburg there are fish that have been
! there lao years.
A company has been formed to dredge
the Carson river, in Nevada for quicksilver
and amalgam. Eighteen miles of river bed
have been located. 1t is estimated that 10
per cent. of the bullion product of the Com
stock mines has hoated as tailings into the
Carson river, and that at least 100000
will be recovered.-Eastern Exchange
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The Conflict

Between disease ard health is often brief
and fatal 1t is better to be provided with
cheap and simple emedies for such COM
mon disorders as coughs, colds, etc, than
TO run the risk of contracting fatal dis
ease through neglect. Dr. VIM. Halls
Balsam is sure and safe remedy for all
diseases of the lungs and chest. If taken
in season it is certain to cure, and may save
you from that terrible disease, Consump-
lion. 1t has been known and used for
many years and it is no exaggeration TO
say that it is the best remedy in the world
for Coughs. etc.
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SUD boxes.
BRICK California building descriptions
Sc 50@12; English Fire, sS0g52 50 from ship !;
jobbing at S359S7 so p thousand English Bath
37I5(oi0c q dozen.
BROOMS-Spiral Brace, s. 80 for No. l, So %
for No. . and S. for No. 5 ard Ladies Delight;
Patent Brass Cap Eastern Brush, "a ., s. 50
and 81 % respectively for Nos. l. ?, and 3 ; Pat
ent Tin Lock, 81, So rs and 50 so for the three
numbers; Mill and Stable, ash handles, 81 30 and
81 for the two numbers Ship, S., galvanized
bands soc per dozen extra; Wisp ami Toy
BroomS. s2@2 %.
CANDLEs-The product of the local Candle
factories is quoted as follows San Francisco
Crystal Wax, 155c for IL OF, and 1S19c for Il or;
SteGric Acid IA or, 1Sc; Star, II OF, 1212c; Eureka
II or 12c; Eagle u OF, 1015c; Cincinnati, y OF,
&c. Mission Chemical Wax, IA OF, 16c; do IL OF,
171ac; Solar Sperm IA OF, lac; do 16 OF, Ice;
Adamantine, u OF, 12c; Eastern brands vary
from SC to 17o; Sperm, 25c: Parafiine, 14@16c
= ID.
CASE GOODS-A leading local canning
firm quotes Jellies of all kinds in 2-fb tins
at g per Dozen Assorted, Apricot
Plum, Pear, Peach, and Ounce Jams
On tins, 3 Blackberry and ,Currant
Jams, - p; Gooseberry Raspberry and Straw
berry Jams, s. SO per dozen, 2-b tins. The
same firm quotes table fruits as follows, in 21ab
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The Rapidly of Progress Toward Health


Even when good remedy for disease is
selected, depends in some measure upon
the manner in which it is taken. Irregu-
lar interrupted doses can afford no fair test
of the efficacy of any medicine, however
salutary. Taken II proper doses at pre-
scribed intervals, reliable curative will eff
feet the object of its use. Among rene
dies which, Systematically and persistently
used, accomplish thorough and lasting
cures, and prevents the recurrence of peri
odic disease. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
ranks specially high. In cases of dyspep-
STA, debility, rheumatism, fever and ague,
liver complaint, inactivity of the kidneys
and bladder, constipation and other organic
maladies, it is tried remedy. to which the
medical brotherhood have lent their pro-
fessional sanction, and which. as tonic,
Alternative and household specific for dis
orders of the stomach, liver and bowels
has an unbounded popularity.
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Clipper Cap california; Pig Iron Is quoted at SD
G23 50 for Nos. to 4. We quote prices Tor other
kinds: Coke Tin; "a %; Charcoal IN % ,o
English Cast Steel, 14Gl5e; Sheet Zinc, S1@@9e
Pig Lead 5G51sci Bar Lead, 514951ac: Lead
Pipe. 7c; Sheet Lead, SC; Bar Copper, Ia lSe
Pig TIN. 2S924c = b.
NAILS-Sa IS for 200 key lots. g 30 for 100 keg
lots and IS for smaller quantities
On-China Nut, 41g4I1ac; California Castor
81 80 for No. l and 81 10 for No. refined cocoanut
size: California Linseed. in. single barrel
lots. zoe for raw and 4215c for boiled; Petroleum
il0o. in cans l7@2lc; do. 1909, 2iG3Oc; pure
winter strained Lard, zoe in barrels. ana soc
in tins; Possel Olive = .: Plasniol oliye,
kinds, Sos 2 dozen pints. The Arctic Oil
Works quotations are as follows: Sperm, Crude
9Oc: Natural Winter. s. o.; Bleached do, 81 -;
hale. Coast 5i@55e; Natural Winter, 60e; do
snring 5Sc: Bleached Winter 6ltG62c; do Spring,
6te: Extra Bleached, Coast, &C; do Northern
63G 64c per gallon. go
PAiNTs-Pioneer White Lead, in lots of 800
rs and upwards, nc; smaller lots, &c; keu
Lead and Litharge, each &C.
PAPER-California Straw Wrapping, o5c, soe'
81 and 81 10 q ream fol the four styles.
QUICKSILVER-London price, & los; price III
this market SIS 50d39
RICE-We quote: Hawaiian, 1890; China,
81 30d4 40 per two mats for mixed; % 80 to
s. 50 for No. l, and 50 20 for Extra No / Caro-
lima, ;}34G41Zc.
RUBBER GOoDS-The net prices forthree-p ply
and four-ply Rubber Hose are 7al9c for y inch.
7td2Sc for q inch, l6@3le for l inch, 2o@S9c for
IL inch. 2ia47e Tor L inch, S2@6214c for2 inch,
and 40c@sl for inch Suction Hose, 31@ SOC for
inch, 56aS215e for u inch, and 75cgsl % for 2
inch Steam Fire Engine Hose, S0c@sl %. These
are the prices of the Gutta Percha and Rubber
Manufacturing Company.
SALT-Liverpooi from warehouse is quoted at
SD 30 for Higgins, and sl3 80 for all other
brands Carmen Island, S13@15 for coarse aud
S25G22 for fine; california. Sl0@12 for coarse
and slt@ IL for fine
SUGAR-Since December S1st the rates have
been as follows for 25-bbl lots
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General Merchandise.

SAN FRANCISCO. January n, 1887.
BAGS-Two vessels are now on the way here
from Calcutta with Bags and Bagging, and three
more vessels are to follow. We quote June and
July delivery at SIC.
BARBED WIRE Steel Galvanized 4-point
Cactus, barbs 6-inch space SIC q 10: do do 4
point, 3,inch space, 519c; do do 2-point, S-inch
space, SIC; the Scutt 4-point, SIC; Steel Gal
let. &C; Stretchers, 81 each; Staples, &c 2 10;
Steel and Iron Fence Posts, 40c, SOC and 60c
each: Painted Fencing. lc less than Galvanized.
BREAD-The price list of the California Crac-
ker Company, recently issued, contains 2ll va
rieties put up in so, 50, % and lob bxs and in
15 10 and 2-fb tins We gave last week list OF
prices for 90 varieties. This week we give the
rates for other kinds as follows
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for choice and 6asc for common; new bright
BUTTE.i-supplies continue large while
weakness IN Fan vaues gES%s good to s6oee
picked ron, lsai9c for fancy l6a17c for choice
and l5a16c for good; frkin,, lsalge for fancy
HEESESouotable at l26lSc for old, and Is
ql6e 3 d for new California New YORK Cream
cry, I5016c p ID.
FGGs-slow market. Prices easy Quotable
at 25d26c p dozen for good to choice
POULTRY-Ducks have further declined.
We quote: Live Turkeys-Gobblers, l5gl6e;
ers. s5@5 80 Ior old, and s. as tor young; Hens,
e. 5Oa6 so; Broilers 81 50d6; Ducks, &c 50d7 so
5, dozen: Geese. II 75ta2 25 p pat:
qnick and vaines are easy. rabbits, sl@l Is:
Hare, 81 s0tal 70 dozen Widgeor, 15cGsl ?
doz Maiards S2a2 50 Oalr lsbaek. si@5
spng, 81 25@l 50; Teal. 50@6oc: small Ducks,
59aG1o p dozen Snipe, common. 60a Zoe
do, English, 81 25@2 30 p dozen: Quail, 75c9Sl q
dozen: Grey Geese, s262 %: White Geese, 75c@
81 , dozen: Brant, 81; Honkers sSG3 80 z dozen.
PROVISIONS-Weq quote: Eastern Hams, 121a@
i3e for Four Ace; and Armour; lStalS19c FOR
Allcutt. Dupee, Lone Star and Whitaker;
other brands, 12@l21ac California. l0Gllc
for salt refrigerator-cured, i2al2Ac; Eastern
7.ese for heavy and medium, 99919e tor light
and 10 a lie for extra light Clear
Sides. 6GS1sc ? p ; Pork, sSt49 = Dbl for extra
prime, Sl0911 for prime mess sll@l2 for
clear: Pigs feet. sll 5O912; Mess BEEF, ss@9
for bbis S5@5 so for hf bbls: Extra bless Beef
s9GIO 50 for bbls, s697 for hf-Dbis Family
Beef ga 50915 so p Dbl: California Smoked Beef,
1870 iSlzc p b; Eastern Lard S@S1zc for tierces
and S1SG9c ? n for pals; California do, 10-b
tins 6q61ac; 5-fb tins 61!Ga7c; pals, S9S12e for
19-D, s1l9gc for 5-fb and S1@agl4c 2 b for 3-b
pals.
WOOL-Fall clip is quotable as follows:
San Joaquin and Southern Coast, ree.-.-l2dl5
San Joaquin,
Northern choice, free......................2 l@21
Northern choice detective
Northern heavy. defective. .....,.f2Gl5
FRESH MEATS-Following are the rates for
whole oarcasses from slaughterers to dealers :
Beet-First quality, 61z@7c; second quality, 81
acc; third quality, 41295c 2 b. Veal-Large,
69Tc. small, 7a9c . b. Mutton-Quosable at
51IG6c p b. Lsmb-Quotable at Sc; Spring
I2159l5e Z 10. Pork-Live Hogs, OF foot, 2;aG
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A Brussels young lady, who was solicited
for a subscription to the funds of the local
band, subscribed a kiss, and the band boys
are disputing about who shall collect it,
TprOn.o Globe.
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HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.

JOURNAL Is THE
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NAME.

*No evening hours Sundays
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Battens 1zx3 Der lineal foot.................. &c
MALT demonstrating brands of English
Ale and Porter ara selling at 81 159S 10 Tor
quarts and S3a4 for , dozen pins.
MATCHES s21ac; Telegraph, SOC;
Eastern ParlGr. 81 60.
METALS-A private circular quotes Pig Ircr
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cAIL RoAgp sALEs-NoRNINe Sessions.

Buyer season-Sso tons, 81 66s4; 900, 81 661$;
1890, 81 66; zee 81 SOS; 4o0 81 Go: 300 81 6534;
400 81 655SS; 1000, 81 65i5; 800, 81 653s.
81 E13L = ell
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). Z. cor. I'd and K
5. z. cor. I'd and K
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County Hospital. e.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-02-12

A WASHINGTON special states that
Sparks has instructed registers and re-
ceivers not to insert notices Of final
proof in those papers which are Or
posed to his (Sparks') policy in the gen.
eral land Office. II it is true that
Sparks has sent out any such instruc-
ton, it will he necessary to establish
several new journals in Dakota. Every
one Of the 375 newspapers in this terri
tory has hit Sparks between the eyes,
and hit him hard. We do not believe
that Sparks has been so foolish as to is
sue such an order, for the law requires
that a final proof notice "shall be insert.
ed in the newspaper nearest The land"
1t may he, however, that some of Sparks
clerks who are giving western settlers
endless trouble, III the endeavor to hold
their Joins, have invented this story in
order to terrifv the publishers who have
been criticlsing the commissioners. Blu.
thy will find Dakota editors made OF
the stuff that "don't scare worth q
cent"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-02-12

THE proposition to hold two territor-
i'll fairs annually-one in North and the
other in South Oakota-is in the inter-
est Of economy, if nothing else. But
very few Of the farmers of the north are
able, financially, TO travel from two to
four hundred miles to \ fair in the south,
and vice versa. The object Of agrirul-
tural and stock fairs is not 50 much to
secure the attendance Of people from
other states. Local farmers and stock
ralsers are the ones who should attend F;
and in designating the place Of holding
exhibitions. or in prescribing the districts
IN which they are to be held, the con.
v~enience Of those interested IN such
gatherings should he considered.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-02-12
Burned to Death.
Turfla Maintain Time, Hvfr

About 8 o'clock last Tuesday evening,
Feb. l, a bright light was discovered out
over the prairie southeast of town, and
1t was at ono surmised that the resi-
dence Of Wills Fl. Webb was on fire.
Thos. Stanley and Torger Torgerson
drove out to investigate, and upon their
return stated that the surmises were cor
rect, and what was far more appalling.
that they could discover no traces of Mrs.
Webb, who was known to have gone out
to her home only a few hours before.
Parties at once set out to visit all the
neighbors and see if she was with any
"f them, while another party vent to
make u thorough search of the burning
house. All night long the search was
kept up. The house was built of logs.
covered with a sod roof, and this Of
course nude 1t burn slowly. All efforts
to stay the fire were useless, and the only
thing to he done vas to wait until tho
fire burned out sufficiently to allow the
ruins to be carefully searched. With the
first streaks of early dawn dozens of anx-
ious men drove to the scene of the fire and
commenced the search of the ruins.
Early in the morning a skeleton was dis
covered in the cellar, but more careful
examination showed it to be that of a big
black dog-her inseparable companion.
Shortly after noon Thos. Hurst, who was
shoveling dirt around what was once the
Kitchen, made the discovery that the
body Of the unfortunate lady lay there,
buried un'ler the earth fallen from the
roof. When the remains were discov-
cred Sheriff Flynn summoned a jury
consisting OF w. H. Mckee, w. A. Hill
house and Moses La bounty, and accom-
panied by the doctor and coroner they
went out to Wow the remains. A coffin
had In the meantime been made, and
after the jury had looked over the situa-
ton the body was put into its receptacle
and brought to town.
The entire body was scorched and
swollen from the action of the heat, and
most of it charred and black. The face
was burned almost beyond recognition,
though the features retained All express
sion Of quiet, denoting that death was
probably quick and painless. One arm
was burned off almost to the elbow, and
the hand of the other was a mere black
ened stump. The lower extremeties
were burned in the same manner, and as
the body lay upon the table awaiting the
doctors examination it presented aspec-
tacle appalling to the stoutest heart. w.
H. Webb. the husband of tho unfortunate
woman, is n of our pioneers, and is we'll
known and popular. He is now at work
in a lumber camp in Wisconsin,, where
he went to put in a winters work. The
shocking news will be terrible blow to
| him.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-02-12
The Vermont Rallr DAD Horror.

Tne vermont Rallr DAD Horror.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Feb. o.
Most careful revislons show the following
estimate Of the number of persons on the
wrecked train and how accounted for
thus far. 1t makes the number killed
thirty-two. There were brought to
Windsor on the Connecticut river road
30; to White River Junction on the Bos-
ton & Lowell rallroa |, 81 ; taken on at
White River Junction, s; ,rainmen, ~.
Total on train, IS. Accounted for rs fol-
lows: Injured per surgeons official list,
80; dead bodies recovered to Sunday,
surgeons count, u found Sunday, 5 F;
known to have gone north on trains, ~;
known to have returned home, s: total,
IS. It has been discovered that the
exact point where the first rail broke
was ut the middle Of the wide tie and not
netween the ties. The commissioners
finished their examination ut n0ul, and
returned here. Road Master Bean te>-
tilted at length and infinitely about his
observation after the accident. His con.
clusion wa that the forward truck Of
the rear Pullman Car broke and caused
the breaking Of the rails some fifteen
feet from the bridge and that Car
ragged the others down. S%uperinten.
dent Muilig ln,of the Come :ticut Central
company, coinciJed in his opinion, as
did Master Mechanic g rdou, Of CON.
cord. Conductor B san, Of the Boston e.
Lowell train, testified that he brought to
THIS place Friday night 81 passengers.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-02-12
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE IN THE
Dpsyment Of the sum of three hundred cighty.two
and 45.lW dollars. G3s: A., which is claimed to be due
at the date Of this notice upon = certain m ,rtgage,
duly executed and delivered by lillian Ellis (unmsr.
ried, tu J E T,uesdeli bearing the date Of the sixth day
of July, A D, lsS5, and, with n power OF sale therein
contained, duly recvried iu the office Of the re lister OF
deeds in and for the county Of Ramsey aud Territory
Of Dakota, on the sixth day VI July, \ u. 1885. at $3.50
o'clock p m, in book No If mortgages. on page 1926,
and no alton or proceeding having l<en his 'ituted, at
Law or otherwise, to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage. ar any part thereof;
Now, therefore, notice 10 hereby given, that by virtue
Of the power Of sale contained in said mortgage, and
pursuant 10 the statute In such Case made and provided.
the said uit9Hae will 10 f'reclo>td by n sale Of the
premises described In aud conveyed by said mo,t-sEe,
Wig The SOUTHEAST quarter (se10 Of section six ~ in
township one hundred and ffty.fve tl:5) north. If
rang ~sixty.two (62I west, containing l6O arres accord.
ing u government survey, In Ranlse! count, and Tel.
ritOry Ut Dakota, with the Entertainments and aplur
teuances; which sale will be made by the sheriff Of
said Ramsey county, ut the front door Of the court
house. In the town " Devils Lake, 10 said c unity and
territory. On the 29rh day Of March. \ D., 81. at 2
O'Clock p N, Of that day, at public auction, t" the high.
est bid or for cash. to pay eaid debt and interest, aud
the taxes. If any, on said premis,s, ani fifty SID dol
lars attorneys fees, - stipu a'ed in and by said mort.
gage In case Of foreclo. ure, and the disbursements al
lowed by law subject to redemption at any time with,
In one year from the day If sale, ~ provided by law.
Dated February 8, A u, 1887.
Mortgages
Smith 1 Wilder, Attorneys. AL
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-02-12
A NEEDED REFORM,

I: our legislature could spare time
from It's exhaustive research into rail.
road and mining ma,ters-bllls of reve-
nue., j" 80 many senres public and per-
sonal 1T possibly might do some gm'd
by giving the present system of practice
before the district court Il few hours at
tention. Part of the system is open to
strong objection, and especially that
part relative to the preliminary steps IN
civil actions.
Secrecy is the conspicuous fault Of
the present system. 1t is open to some
objections on the score of Inconvenience.
But it is had mainly for the reason tina,
it provides for no public record until, in
many cases, judgment is to be entered
on the docket Of the court. A system
80 administered is the cloak for evil
practice. None Of the papers are open
for insuection and the returns upon them
may not he examined even by d party
Of record except by suffrance Of the at
torney in whore possession they are un.
til they are brought into court at the
time of trial. It may EARLY happen
that Il person who has interests involved
in the progress and results Of Il suit may
not be made a party lnd he is kept in
ignorance OF It's true state or character
if the attorney employed to press it
does no, choose to inform him in the
matter. An oversight in the time Of
serving notice Of trial sends a case over
the term and n year elapses before it
can be tried. Very material injuries
are possible under til 9 present ~secretive
method Of conducting civil snits.
We believe that Il public record should
begin with the inception Of the case.
The summons should be returnable, not
into the private pigeon hole "f the at
torney for plaintiff, but into the Office Of
the clerk Of the court, and if it appear
that SERVICE was obtained Il reasonable
time before the sitting Of the court the
filing Of the summons should entitle the
Case to a place on the calendar. The
complaint should be served and filed
with the summons or filed within y Ger.
tain time in the clerks office. All
plesdings subsequent to the complain,
should be filed with the clerk within
fixed periods and one Or more copies ot
the pleading shou d accompany each
original filed. Failure to file copie.
should subject the party in fault to cost.
for making the copy.
With this plan the whole case is oper
to the inspection Of any party interest
ed in ito course. The attorneys know
where papers are filed and when the,
are filed and freed from all inconven
fences of service. The case is ON tn,
calendar when the court .onvenes, rs
matter of course, and every one inter
ested knows 1t will have TO be disposed
Of in some way. The risk Of loslnl
original papers il greatly decreased.
To our mind this rudelv sketche,
scheme would be u vast improvement
on the present practice.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-02-12

HIGH license has carried in both
branches Of the Minnesota Legislature
and the bill Is now in the hands of the
governor who, it is believed. will sign
it. Tie bill places the license at $1,000
in all cities of 10000 inhabitants or
over, and $500 throughout the balance
of the state.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-02-12
Will be Appreciated.
Forest River Journal.

Forest River Journal.
We received a card this week from the
wholesale department Of the Devils Lake
1NTER-OcEAN, stating that they were
now ready to fill orders for all kinds of
printers supplies and stationery. This
is a branch of business that will un-
doubleday be greatly appreciated by the
publishers of North Dakota.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-02-12
OFFICIAL PAPER VI THE COUNTY AND CITY

THE senate rejected the nomination
Of Matthews (colored) to he register Of
deeds Of the District Of Columbia bv al
most a unanimous vote. and then pissed,
by a party vote, II very sarcastic resOlu.
ton on the sutje't t..